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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-07-20
Gbtta8o'er p9WmboOte" 1RO ole
BunOesbcB6tOea.

GBicugo, 10. SuIi. - Die 8unOesbez
hUrOe in @btcagO bat bei9luiieu, ben bOrtiSeH
6aieu pom ben irgeHauuteH g8Hmboats,"
peIte grUBtentbeiI8 aIs Serbre6erdlupf.
DinfL uno gaferbGblen oieuen, ~ beir:ieH.
Die bsfte 0tetboOe bnju befanO Oariu, Elm
ie6es ojsler 8OOte nit Der osIeH Strafe ilir
oas yiihtuusb6ugeu uon Qi9terH 5ur gta4ts
5eit - $500 gu belsgeH. Die meifeH Der
rBumboote" gebGreu ejnem inter oem gtl.
men >, ,Slad Sad" 9attap befaunteu Ytauu,
mel6er tpabrlheinlid on mebr oeiperaten
S6lGgereieR Hntbeil geuommeH bat, ais IT,
asno elm unoerer Wanu in Chicago. Die
gigner erbielteu 6rift bis l llbr mOrgeH gtad,
mittng, nm ibre Strafeu ju be5ableH uHo Ote
BoOte III eutfernen. SIN Sale Dies nt4t
gsidiett, 10 miro Der 3ohtatter u4norsp
3obniou,n a melher beute uou gtilmGutee bier
ber beDrbert puroe, bic 6ubr3euge NIT BE
idlap beleqeu. Der @baratter Der Boote
fann am gefen ourh bic Gbatiahe beurtbelIt
nerheH, oaB so bis go BrOfituirte uHo cine
ql.ide Gulabl Tdnuer auHadtlid Die Diloe'
ten Srgieu aui glttam's bauptia4lIdf!m
ugumFOOt" in Sceue ieBteH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-07-20
I d. II. s. sumter.

8t6monO, Sa., 10. SuIi. - ad,tb.
81. so. z. 5unter, elmer Der berborraaeno.
fen Stnatsmdnner Birgtuieu's, ffarb geiferu
In leiusr BObnuus Su SOunt Siu, @fer.
@ouut1. 8erieIbe purbe in 1909 geboren,
mar nGbreuo mebrerer Germine Uiltalieo
6es @ongrefeF, tpuroe in 1899 gum Spreder
bes S1sprGientantsnbauies uHo lpiter 3um
Sunbesenater erpdblt. Sn 1849 uur6e er
Sorfber 6es SeuntS 5inau3z Counties, mel,
den BOfsn er bis gum 4usbru4 oes 8iir,
gertrieges betIeioets. SIN bemotratiid3eu
giationals &ouUent ;u @burIefou in 1860 mar
er elmer Der beIbOrraaeHOeften 8enerbsr nm
bic BrGfioenudaits Romiuatisu uuo erhielt
Hur einige Stimmen psuiger, ats stephen
q. Douglas. gDGbren6 be8 Rrieges mar er
conf0oerirter Senator HuO StaatsietreiGr Der
CONFEDERATION uno fuugirte ale Rltqlieo
Der 6rie6ens. Gommiifou, NIT peI1er 45ra.
BAN QiucOln 81 Sumpton 9ioa0s uuterban.
bette. yiaA benz Srtege murOe sr gum
Stoat8iduemeifer uou Sirgiuieu ermiblt
unS befleioete ieneu Bofeu mabrenS mebre.
rer Eermine, pOruuf sr f9 ms BriUatlebeu
3uriid3og.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-07-20
ser 8eISmarFt.

Reus gort, 19. Suit, - Bolseube5
Tuo bic S6luBuOtiruugeu: @eIb ohHete ju
4-5 uub IHloB 5u Al Bro3eHt. - sterling.
gBetIel $4.824-$4.824 aHf 60 Gage uHo
81 84-$4.844 auf St@t. - BuRoes'Oblis
oatipueu: 4spro;. l274, Al prog. lO9,
5 5ro,. -. GftitR: Eoam8' GrpreB las,
Central Bacifc S74r &qeiaPeaIe DBio 6t,
grie 3OE, oitto Bri0r. 69, Satnot5 Central
1924, 9aies9bore 935, Rgn. .Serieg Central
76g, Rortb .BeferH lI5F, Ditto Brior. 1851,
gen Mort Central l08t, 0pto'gtliRitppt
264, bits Brior. IS, Bittsburg 1854, 8sa'
btug 554. ct. Baul s51, Ditto Brtor. 1901,
Uejteru. Union 76s.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-07-20
9D6 eitt tnrrttantf6tS StaOt6ea
serft0rt.

@I8aio, Esr., 10. SuIi.-Auf Die Rad
rid5t iiber bic Serheeruu9sn ses tir3Iiheu
@robebens ~ Saolipe, Rer., foIs, Die Sunbe
iibsr elH nod gr65eTss llugliid 5u Sacariuc
einem 20 Nleileu BON SaUdpe eeIegenen
StGotheu. 3afeIbe bate Dor Der Rataffro.
pbe 1900 8euobuer. CUR 3eit Der 3srf6runa
BON Bnpiips Wurbe aud 8acariac sruuSlid
autee1iittslt, uno tie Ginpohuer entflobeu.
Ssit ieuer 3eit fOlste in 8Ocariac eiut Or
Idfiitrruug aui bic uuoere, 10 oa5 Der game
Srt in Sriimmsru lieSt. Qis metaea BE.
uobuer eu,fnmsu, inbsm re ft idou bei'm
erfteu Stose in SiterbeiT brahten une niat
nieher in ibre Sauier 3urGdIshTtsu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-07-20
sic 0DIi,eiIlmu0e In Sn0tnnapoltS.

SnbianapOIis, Suo., 10. Suli.-0er
8irtb SEQ. gieal par0 in 6em bieRgcn &rL'
miualgeritt ne9eu BerfOBes 9egen oie Polls
3GilmHos pro5eifirt, Die @ei4mOreneH tonns
len T9 nber Eidt etuigeu, uno Ser Pro8sB
piro nod einmaI beginueH. yteal bate bic
DlueIiebsr Der uameritauiiAeH Speru9e)eus
'6aft" BET 6eren Qnpeienbeit in oteier Staot
nit Bier bepirtbet. Die BoliBet fam nm
elm Giertel Dor y llbr in Seal 8lrtbi4aft
uuO fab Die 9iiufler Bier trIuteu. Jteal
wurte ioicrt Oerbaitet; als bic Saae tnoeB
Dor @sridt tam, bebauptete gteal, er babe
baS 8ier psr II llbr eingeidenit. 9a MN
rod Der 2lugube Der 4Olijei nod Shaum
ouf hem 9iere mar, 10 bauOelte e8 ilt bel
BEN grOSeiie barum, oh fit Der Saaum cine
StuuOe lang aui Dem Biere balte. Die @es
ihmOreneu paren iiber 3G StInoen NIT Der
grgriinouu9 bieier 2ebeusirage beidaIttgt,
ObHe, ME geia9t, gum 3ieIe gu gsIau9en.
S6lieBrid tpareu 3ebu fir bic 6reiipredun5,
bic beioeu au6ereu aber maren etUaefel1te
EempereH3Ier uHO BET iBueH tetHs Sete9run9
mDlIih.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-07-20
anninInnfIs 9lbrtffe.

Sun Srau3i8co, 10. Suli. - S0uis
gin SapiOlani BON Snnaii uHo SefoIge i9lffs
len fG beute gtadmittag aut benz Sampjer
raufruliu" mad SonolnIu elm. Die ROats
Gin hattie beihIOfeu, uidt auf benz BuuOes
onmpier ySaBIer," pelner ibr fir Ote 6eiie
CUR Serfit9uug gefeut moroen mar, 8u mar.
ten. Die r4ufralia" piIo uu9efdbr Gm 81.
hS. HRtB. In 6nnnlnIu etntreffen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-07-20
Wro6e gtcrbliAFeit itnter afn0trtt.

gittsburg, Bu., 10. 5uIi.-Die Sterb'
ltdteit inter ben Sinoeru in BittS0urg uao
ALLEGHENY @itp nGbrenO Der IsBten Bod]aH
bat etue geraoeSu iaredli4e 605e erret4t.
Sun Stunt FGrbeu 500 6iuoer unter Slbren,
uH0 ieit benz /. SuIi trateH wattere 568 To-
oesialle etu, 70 bag in iets lBodeH ul9t NE
nicer, ale 1887 sinner iiarbeu. 0ret SIel
tel Der Epfer parsH pO4 ntat 5~et Sabre
nIt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-07-20
NIninera RA1nNn

Tolqen6e Bsrlufte bur6 Br6nbe nrr6eu
esfern teIsgrupbiif gemelbet: bas Tradts
Raao,iu Der nRiHourt Riber 8u6un lu
QiucUIn, Rybr., $4,000; Buei SSuiers
@toierte in SmeusborO', &p., $50 900; Gb.
9. Roe's tlegantes gRohnhaus Al Sang al
pole, Tcf., $12, 2,OC0; Abra6am 5irI& 8
RusnaarenlnbtH unO Der SleieerIuS.u Der
@,briibsr Sirid iR 9aucufer, BeuuI, $780,
600.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-07-20
Rrnhtr RnhIen6 6lbrnnh

Seriep.gitp, R..S., 20. Suli.-Su
ben gPeIfen Der DStaubarOs Dill Comp 3u
@ouRable. Soof brad nm IL lIbr beute frii6
elm Eeuer nus, tpeI6es fd raid rpsitsr uers
brsitste uuO bas baIbe St66t6tu, einidliess
ltd msbrerer Sabriteu, nit 3erh6ruuq be-.
brobte. 12au gIaubt, baB Der gerIuii bic
6Hhe non 81 900 900 erreithen mirh.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-07-20
SeIbnmprOe.

afrou, O., 10. SuIi. - Charles Reeb
bat fidl, aus Ser5petfluug iiber gei4afuibe
SerIufe uno gequdIt BON Der sroBen 6iee, in
ieiuer Sdeuue 81 Bsft 8i6fel6 erbiugt.
@eiue 6rau purOe bEra ben Sdrsd barber
eetDotet.
gBaterbur9, Conn, 10. Suli.-Frau
gliIa griffsn, g. Sabre alt, ieit u Sabreu
giasntbimeriu zines SORbauies on Der
psbngfra5e, bat fid nit 9Ratteugift umo
nehrod,t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-07-20
81. q. RnnEf.

uuHbbarss gltttsI gtssn B2alarta, BpsptpHt,
gsbers unb ylerptnlebeus apps.iuofgitit, BeEodus
uugsftD3te uHe ale uimattibtn 6ttbtr. Raeis
fllfur 9estR R0pHgbeu uub BtCfopfung. Ufau iors
bere uur v. 6. Eontc unb lgtR anberts' so
gsnts bic f5laihe. V. r. 3abntr0pftU( Nerve
Eiuer) beiIt BlbuibmtrBen ioort; 10 Gents bic
ElaIae. Su allen aPotheieR Bu labtn.
(aprtl29, ,12DhtTD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-07-20
0ratenBafte sra960ie In otG.Gttv.

AtIs0 0ltq, Ba., l9. SuIi. - Sobn
WcRsrnsp. Gin SugeISbuer, t5btete Ipdt
hsute NbenO ieiue TTau nit elmer Irt uES
brndte isinem 81 iabriaen Sobue Sames
eiue tDbui6e 8uuoe bel. 8ls Die 8oli,si
onlnngte' I9oB er benz BoIi;ifeu o. Sames
in bic Aelfe, mcrauf sr ieIbit Don benz Bo.
li1iftsn WnIesH bnrd ein,u S6us in ben
@tidsH 5u Soeen gefrsdt murSe. Bslilifi
SnmeS iopobl, ME Dtcgt,russ Der6eu Her
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-07-20
Giut ,,dtifIi6e RtM0er6etmatB.' -

a@rau9e, 81, 19. Sult. - Der 12s
lGbrige 8Obert y. iSer9uioH BON bier mur0e
Dor eiuiger 3eit IN eiHem o@briIttan 6On1e"
III 6umtolot. Bart untergebraht. &or9eferu
iano man ben Sungeu nit eteruen Se6elu
OIL ben 6iiBen aut Der StraBe. &r muroe
md Der BOli5eiaatton gebradt, NO ct iOlgeHbe
0eit2nsgeidihte er3dblte: yySu benz beiag=
ten g@briftiau. Some" bsfaRoeH fi1 anger
oem iuAgeu 6erguiou nod finf &uaben.
8teislben erbielten td9lt6 bret Utabl3eiteu,
befsbenO aus SartUffelu uHo gBaIier O0er aus
g9oIitr un6 6artoffeln, il uGdoem bic cine
Ober bic auoere 6ieier 9elltatehen iiberDog.
2Benu fie unge3ogen mnren, parbe Die linen
obEebiu ipQrIib Su9emeHsue BortioH nod aUf
bic SQllte berabgeiStt ooer lbuen gang uH0
9ar eut3oqen. 9iobert belt es brsi Gage in
Der ,drifIi1en Setmat5" aus, oauH nber
iflidl CT fi1 oaoOu, nm I'M Sauie ieiue8 Sa,
ter8 cine lHtertunft IN iuheu. 8ieier iauote
tbu aber mad Der DdrtflI9eH Seimatb" 81
rid Bafor 9ruol0, Der 2etter Der AuhaIt
tstttte ben g8ioeripenfigeH in eiuem 3tus
mer on uno isbte ibn auf balbe HOf. Sier
Gage muBte Der Sunge in bteier Sage 3ubrin'
GEN, Damn puybe er gegen oas SerlPrsaeu,
IOlBinm Al ietu, BOT! Der Sette betreIt. &r
mafte fid iOfort pieber nuf Ben Beg mad "a
Strange, nuroe aber eingefaugen uno tuteoer
unleiettet. 9ie8mal blieb er 5ebn Gage an
erSette. 8OrgeferH gelaHg e8 ibm mil 6itIfe
ber nnoeren SnabeH, uuf bic SraBe al tOnls
men, mdbreno ieiH Beluieer in Der STRIDE
mar, nm ben @ldubtg,n Oa8 &uaHgelium 3u
pTebiGeu." a" Raum mar er nit Der &rSd1s
lung isiuer 2siOsnageiaidlte fertia. ais Baitor
4rnoIo i'm Stallon5bauie eridleu uuo oen
0urd9ebrunnten iungeuy &briten" retlamirte.
Ober Der gelftiid]e 6err bic 4ngabeH oeS
SuCben tbCilwetie ais begriiHOet aHerisHueu
muBle, nlIrOe er ielbff eiuCeiperrt.
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Vtip @prFtr 0od1rFdltett.

Ee = q Ort, 10. Suli. - Commodore
@heroTol, Seieblsbober oes Srootlpuer Slot.
ItntanhOies, puroe gefiern BON Der p,ee
uberDGiti9t uuo Iieet ieitoem onrnieoer.
SGiH 3uftaub iol uGt beoeHflid iein.
Coroner Gr. Dtefsmer, rpeIdsr bic llus
terluhun9 Der i'm Qefrieen 8latte gemelOe'
ten Stshonatre 5mlihen osm 81 Sabre alien
Sherman Sropbq BON ytr. $40, Sf.14. Str,
uno osm inSmuten ieiueu Bsrlesuuaen erles
genen Su9b S'@ouuor BON gtr. 73I, DILL.
StraBe, ubernommeu bate, iibernies qefteru
ben @rtiereH unter Der SnIduloiqunq oes
GOotldlnas fir bas tueitere BerfahrefI ben
aihlen uno lieB ibu iuBUiideu in bic Combs
obfnhren. SbOmas @obn, neIder bel oem
Soriau 5u9e9en mar, muste in @rmauqes
lung BON Sar9iaaft in .3eugen9epabTiam
lpaliereu.
- SH Snterefe Der 3um Gobe berurtbetI.
ten S'olienerin @btara @iguaraIe bat bic
8ecnttlon oes ISL Bro9reIo Stalos qmericas
no" elHsn AItruf srlafien, in peldlem O}eus
id1snfreunoe I'm Seitr6ae aebeten per6eu,
burd bic bic Soften oes ap6euatiousuerfab.
IsHs, pel1es singeleitet mor6eu mar, nm bic
Srnn Dor osm 'tmIhlihen Eo6e am 9alaeu
81 rstteH' geoedt tuerben ioleu. Sc ftn6 bis
leet bereltS $20l einaeeangen, unb bic Res
6atuon oeS g'HaHnteH Slattes, Sir. 4, Centre
SiraBe, nlmmt weitsre Seitrdse germ sRt,
gegeu.
= 9u3arus 9. Murab, Der ,um gbrifeus
thum betsbrte gfObummebaner, IA mad ,psis
m0diger Srnnthsit bier eeftorbeu. @rpur6e
in 1924 81 SetbIebem, 5ubGa, oebureu.
Sein Satsr mar SsmuIs gou0erneuT Der aes
nauuteu Brobiua.
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Neue An3etgeH.
Somtotr
ocr ,,YatapscOsW sWcBlmitBletty "
Rr. 214, Commerce SnaBG
B1nIffutnrP.

sc oereidt uns sur 5reube, uniere GreunOe nnS
@oHner 6eunhrittigen Bu tonnen, 6as alle Hle9iorz
ten, ME fe uuiere Breslifte auiuel, in hbllter
gSeIe Bum 8ertlufe ffeben. Die Suspenoiruna Der
grbeit In Der Baapscos gfbGe B, Die ose 6c5 Bran
bss pom Ieetsn Treiage, pirO teine Sorten uniere5
Deblcs eem Rarfte entSiebeu. 2Btr BADEN in @4is
cottzGitu Die 8atapscosDRdble a un6 Bu Orange
GSrope Die Batapscos sTuble C 0oafdnbi9 in G6ds
iigIeit. 8eie 6eibeu Dldblsu t0nnen tdgIttb l4OO
bis 1900 Fdisr Ulebl IieferH, itHo ourdDeg nusgez
riiifsegBalSen ROler) sYadben uno in ie6er 3tnft,
mas Auerltuug anbrIaHgt, Der $atapsco=Ufd9le B
ebenburtig, Dd mir felt metreren Sa5ren Steie 6rsl
0fbleu abmehieno uerDenoet hlben, unI Aultrd9e
auf -8atapsCo Supeuatue" ODER unbere Sorten
burdl Ole cine o6er aioere Ser oret Y2ubeH, fute eS
unierem @eidditsgaHge am Seten conoentrte, aus
uflbren, 10 iin0 mir estn Der Gage ,ale Sefeuun9en
bon lnIeren beimiId5eH ober bena1barten SunoeR gu
eifsftuireH, unb tuer6eu uuiereu TgeanOen Iir bic
Eortoauer ibrer 6isber uns bsDieeHen 9unf oaHtbar
iein.
17O-2) "A. GAMBRILL Mfg. Co.
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2t0erpopI, 10. Suli 1890 gtitta9s.-
BaumUole: gtltteli. GberI. 1lIl6, DO.
gemsGrleaus 5 1ll16.-8ie Sertdufs betrus
gen O,OOO Baueu, SpeluIatiOH uHo 4uSfu5r
1000, 3ufuhr 5000.
goHbeu, I9. Suli. - Ser. StuuteHs
GbIgutiOueu: 4-pro3. 1915, Ditto 4ispro3.
II2. Qttieu: G.sg..gB. AT, oitto Brior.
-, Gauaba Bacific 62s, @rie 32z, Ditto
Brior. 1921, Suinois. Central 1877, DtertcaH
584, ct. BauI 89g, gtem'9ort.&eutral ll2F,
geuuIplania SIT, Reubiug 28f, 0teTcau
Central l64, Gauaoa'gIorbmefsgaHos&o. q.
Rurie RabegDepeI9eR.
Der @etraibebanbIer BrintmOrtb In
Briffol, @nglanb, bat ialirt. Seine PaiF1a
betragen $25O,0OO.
- -Fduf3ebn bis JDau3tg grFranEGngen oil
Der Cholera treteH lest tdgIib Al gatauia,
ghilieu, elm. Aud aus 6rancOiOnte, Ba'
tsrHo uub SrOttG perbeu GboIeraiaae bertas
tet
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Sin ptrmfater gensamsisr.

Qoubou, 10. 3uIt. - Sine Dgpeiije aus
9}to GrauOe De Sul meIOet, 6aB Oer BON bort
mad 0Iio be SaaeirO beitmmte brailiduii4e
Bofoumpfer o0iiO 2upa" 0urb elHeH Sturm
ms gieer berItlageH muTOe, uuO OaB ieit'
oem ale giadridteH BON lbm febIeu. DldH
firhtet, oaB er nit UIauu UHO Utau5 inter.
gegaHgeu if.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-01

- = - u
LOTS IN GOODWIN TRACT $3.50 EACH.
Lots in Wingerter Tract
AT $3.50 TO $4oo EACH.
ON SEVENTH STREET
Land in Lot 4, Block F, east part Of thu
city, in seven and one-half acre tracts, at $40t
per acre. ~
Beautiful Land for Subdivision
7B Acres of Land
In Section 81, near Railroad, and adjoining Gu
camonga on the west. At $40 per acre..
$4,000 Acres of Land Near San Jacinto
And between it and Murrieta, as follows,
At Prices inn Fifty Cents to $500 Per Acre.
Fine Lands in Temecula Ranch at SO per AcTe'
Corner 100 Feet on FirstSt
1873 1-2 ON CENTER STREET,
Opposite the new Railroad Depot Grounds or
First street at $l0O per front foot, with houses.
Nice Cottage House on First Street
About 200 feet south of Alameda street; lot SO
feet front, ....... -. -. Po0",
Adjoining house and let on the west OF this
same style of house, the center Of three lots; one
Lots in East Part Of Bliss Tract at $500.
as agent, but buys and sells as pl
terest, I per cent. net to him.
VI. II.
u. ~
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-01

HI .
IN LOS ANGELES CITY,
Home Place on Fort Street,
6ox,,o feet to Hill street, being north ! of Lots
and 8, Block S, of 0rd's Survey; dwe'llns
This may appear DEAR but it is the piece that l
least desire to sell.
Finest Residence Location in the uty,
Re;nr mart Of nine lots, having frontage Of over
tvo hundred feet ON Grand Avenue, with depth
of 80 feet and side lot 100 feet front on Fifth
street; with handsome granite walls
! Price ....$ $4,000
Lot 6oxloo on West Side Fort Street,
toFEET SOUTH OF THIRD STREET.
Pnce. nce...-.-..-..-.--. -.--....-. S2l'ooo
! The Woodwork Home Place,
67.7X146.7,
On San Pedro Street; with second lot, oontain-
El ing stables. etc.
Price Of both h...............-.. .$I7,5oo
Z Lots on Second Street, in
Woodwork Tract,
AZ $4,000 Each
Lots on the Woodwork Place,
$1,000 each.
Lots ON San Pedro Street, in same Tract, 1t from
$50 to $50 per front foot.
Acres in Canyada Ranch
WITH WATER,
= $50 per acre. .SS2o
.6tS on South Side Of San Pedro St.
AZ FROM $4,000 TO $4,000 EACH.
3rM. L. IwIcKs does not act
in
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-01

-
Lots in Victor Heights Tract
Lots sox2so at from 500 to $500 for go feet
lots. Choice lots, commanding splendid view,
$l2eo. Water piped through the tract.
Eleven Room House il Bealdly Terrace Tract
Lot Abolt Is Feet for $3400.
have large number of mortgages which
will sell, guaranteeing principal and net lOper
cent. interest quarterly to purchaser.
Water Bonds sold to net 8per cent. interest
quarterly Water Stock sold at eight cents on
the dollar Guaranteed to net 8 per cent. inter-
est on the investment; which, if the city con-
tinues to grow, will be worth fifty cents on the
dollar in Ave years, besides paying per cent in
$4,000 ACRES OF LAND
IN ANTELOPE VALLEY
At from $3 to SO per acre.
1000 acres of land in Tejunga at from SIS to
$50 per acre.
17s acres Of land, cleared, except as to oak
trees near Providencia Ranch, in forty acre
tracts, at $25 per acre.
Fine Land in Cueamonga,
Fine water right, with water piped to center Of
street in front of each 2o-acre tract at 500 per
acre.
Tovn Lots in kurristl at from $40 to $50 Zach.
Town Lots in Lancaster at from $40 to $50 Each.
ncipal, and can generally make
Correspondence Solicited. .~
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Wichita eagle., 1887-04-14
In MEMORIAM.
H. w. LEWIS, Secretary.

Daniel Hammond and his sged wife came
down from their home tn Topeka to comfort
their son Prof. Hammond, and to minister to
his wife in her late fatal illness. They ar
rived last Sunday week. In getting out of
the buggy the aged father bruised his arm
which resulted in erysipelis, which in spite
OF all the treatment Of the doctors and kind
tender offices Of wife and son, terminated
fatally in one week. He died on Sunday and
his body was consigned to its hushsd and
solemn rest the next day.
Daniel Hammond liked less than q year Of
four score A tender husband and kind
father he had been in all these years, ana
now he has followed the hosts of earth into
silence and into rest, has entered the gates
through which no returning footstep has
ever re passed When his slumbsring dust shall
rise at last, it will be to greet the breath Of
eternal youth, where stammering tongues
shall be forever loosed and the heart made
forever fall Of thrilling joys
Even such is time. that takes on trust
Our youth, our joyss, our all We have,
And pays us but with age AID dust,
Who In the dark and silent grave,
When we have wandered all our ways;
Shuts up the story Of our days
But from this earth. this grave. this dust,
Ny Sod shall raise me up, trust.
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-14
HUNTER l.. SHOBER.

Life treads on life, and heart on heart
We press too close 10 church or mart,
To keep dream or grave apart.
Like the light of summers day suddenly
eclipsed by the dark pail of gathering
bud of May, is the hand of death when laid
upon youthful manhood. Such misfortune
holds the texture of doom upon whose
background no light falls.
The ripened stalk is on y fit for the sickle
of the reaper; the redolence of the flower be-
longs to the living. The sudden death of
young Hunter Shober, who had but just
stepped upon the threshold of manhood, en-
ergetic, vigorous aud animated by the hopes
and inspirations of the start just made in a
life business for himself, successful beyond
even his own bright expectations, fatal
mistake is made in taking an opiate and in
an hour he was beyond the skill, the prayers,
the love or efforts of human heaI IS or hands.
Hunter L Shoeber was born in Martins
burg, West Virginia, and was but % years
Of age. BE came to Wichita in 1888 with
his brother, and what chance in life seemed
his, but the end has already been recorded.
For the brother and friends-for that one
who was SO much to him and yet to be far
more-we have no words. God wills, man
can only hope,-hope white as white sail
on dusky ocean, futtering between the
wave and sky still holds us in our extremity
Hope, you can only hope Its the precious
unmelted pearl which lays at the bottom of
the cup, but which will shine again after all
its bitterness has been drained.
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-14
written for the Daily Eagle.
UNIVERSAL SUFFRAGE.

Oh. woman must have the ballot, you bett
Our mothers and sisters our wives and all;
Each creature that wears hustle, and yet
While mother is voting the baby will squan
She, riding down rum,
He, sucking his thumb,
Or falling asleep when too weary to fret,
With molasseS and tears
From his nose to his ears:
Oh! mother must have the ballot, you bet!
Then your girl will be voting and don't yor
forget,
Young fellow who now have things you,
own way.
On the day of the election, my laddie, you'll
set,
Like hen, in her shadow and she'll have say
While she masticates gum,
And you wont dare be glum,
Or she'll give you the mittan and don't you
forget.
How does it like you!
How does it strike you.
To vote as she tells you, or get up and get.
Then women will run for office. you bet,
Moliie for sheriff, and Susan for clerk
While Jack does the cooking, his Jennie viii
whet
And grind for the fight the political dirk.
Oh, Jennie's in clover.
Jacks mission is over.
He's the sorriest fellow that ever you mot.
In bed he will stay
On election day,
And Jennie will wear the trousers, you bet!
Saratoga, Kan. II. Il. CARTER.
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-14
YOUNG MAN. BEWARE.

Tuesday evening young man Of the city
went to see his girl in the north part Of the
city. The young couple were enjoying them
selves most hughly in the parlor when the
young lady's pa came IN to take part in the
discussion. 1t is no. exactly known wha,
the old gentlemaa's remarks were, but they
were something about vacatiug the premises
The young man did not appreciate the force
Of the remarks at first and set up an objec
ton. The old gentleman in the face OF the
objection nominated himself sergeant-a:
arms and summArily bounced the youth. He
was seen flying out the door closely pursued
nv q large and animated boot Even in face
at this knock down argument the young mAr
persisted in holding the floor.
The next seen of the youth be was in Dr.
Bibbee's Office having bis ear, which was cut
IN two, stitched up. The old party had eVi
IDENTIFY knocked the younger out
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-14
Run AGAINST A ONAG.

A party Of young bloods last night in tax
ing in the city met at low down sporting
house along the Santa Fe track an objecsor
Amazon who presided at the place. The y.
BIS quelled before her but thought to ressli-
ate by blowing out the lamp and firing some
parting shots. The lights were extinguished
and soon the mirror that graced the room
was shattered by pistol shot. The old lady
opened ost with her tongue and gave
the party most animated tongue
flashing. She struck one OF her
tormentors blow in the face that sent him
sprawling upon the ground in front of ihs
door. The party gathered up their fallen
comrade and gladly left the Amazon mistress
Of the situation.